I wish I could remember when Michael Jackson’s Off the Wall Album came out in 1979. However, I was just a newborn then, so I have no idea what that time was like.
@@angelachristie4834 I tend to think that (myself) being a baby in the 60s , means I was molded during -- being a baby, we just take in the environment around us. I loved George Harrison when I was like 8; thanks to the radio :)
This guy could literally narrate the lives of anyone in the comments, regardless of how boring you think your life has been, he'd make it sound interesting and I would be one of those tuning in to learn all about you. Cheers.
I've been using youtube since 2011. This is the first time in history I've actually opened a channel to wait for the premier of a video. Somebody said it already. This is absolutely the best channel on youtube. Fantastic! I tell everybody I can about it.
I just want to say: I love all these Timeline shows. I think you could do a, "what we missed last time'' and do the years again with more obscure bumf. I would watch! Love it, thanks people!
Best decade ever especially being a kid and during summer break we’d get on our bike and be gone all day but we’d sneak back and get water out of the hose and our little “gang” would all bring a snack for lunch and sit in the clubhouse. I broke so many bones as a kid but it was worth it. We were truly lucky.
Thanks guys! Waiting for 1974. Spielberg and Williams's first collaboration, Rush's first album, Stephen King's first novel, all happen within weeks of each other. Basically, the beginning of my pop culture life. Keep it up, guys! 🤠🤘
Let's be honest, guys. Malcolm McDowell, who played Alex in "A Clockwork Orange", is without any doubt one of the most underrated and unfairly neglected actors in history. Poor man never got a big leading role since he magnificently portrayed Caligula in 1979, which is a real shame, since nobody beats him when it comes to interpreting characters with mental disorders
Good point. It can certainly be problematic for one who takes on the role of an "Ultra"-Psychopath very early in his career, and plays it THAT CONVINCINGLY. Excellent Comment!!!
@@tdesq.2463 I think the tremendous downturn his career took was due to his particpation in "Caligula". The huge controversy that movie caused made a lot of major production companies refuse to hire him no matter how good he was, so now he only plays supporting roles, being a lot of them in low budget movies
@@TetsuShima Oh, no doubt. "Caligula" was a Penthouse production. MM had to be aware of the enormous risk involved in taking that titular lead role. So, why did he take It? I'm researching it right now. Please, stay tuned.
You are right. And also as shocking as this movie was, it has proven to be prophetic. Just witness the amount of sadistic gang violence in cities all over the world in the 2020s.
Here are the top 10 songs of 1971, according to the Billboard year-end singles chart: 10. Knock Three Times- Tony Orlando and Dawn 9. Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)- The Temptations 8. Take Me Home, Country Roads- John Denver 7. Go Away Little Girl- Donny Osmond 6. Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian)- Raiders 5. How Can You Mend a Broken Heart- The Bee Gees 4. One Bad Apple- The Osmonds 3. It's Too Late/I Feel the Earth Move- Carole King 2. Maggie May/Reason to Believe- Rod Stewart 1. Joy to the World- Three Dog Night
Love Timeline! So happy to see it back! One small correction… DB Cooper never identified himself as “DB Cooper.” He called himself “Dan Cooper” but the newspaper got it wrong and called him “DB Cooper”
@@GrannySingaporePVP He was a cool guy and it must have been super interesting, but at the end he was concerned about all the cost cutting, etc. Sounds like they need someone like you! I went to a function a few years ago where all the retirees showed up and I just wept on the way home, they were just all really wonderful people. We don't have that so much in Olympia where the main population is antifa and anti soap! Apply away, I wish you the best!
Ah man, that was really cool, felt like home, I turned 13 that year, old enough to remember everything, and young enough to remember everything! He he... Thanks, great idea, well done.
71 high school grad here, this brought back many memories good and bad, and several I had forgotten in the news at the time, thank you and keep up the great work!
I can remember all this like it was yesterday, but I can't remember what I had for lunch yesterday. Sigh, in many ways even the 70s made more sense than today.
Weird history I truly don’t think you understand how much I love and cherish every millisecond of these timeline videos in general, but *especially* The 70’s 🥵💖🙏🏻
I’m so glad you’re covering this decade, this is one of the only series from a RUclips creator that I’ve been really invested in and excited to watch. Keep up the great work! Can’t wait to see what other decades you cover!
I turned 15 in 1971. I remember it being a very unusual time. But, I 've forgotten that all these things happened. Thanks so much for this series. I'm going to have to watch 1970, now.
Always glad to wind down and watch this over a beer after work! Can't wait for the next one! I wanna know what things happened the year my folks were born!
The "We'll be right back" phrase just has something about it. Its like im watching this when i was a kid when i watch these videos. One little phrase sends a plethora of emotions and feeling flooding back
I want you to know that whenever you drop these videos I do a literal happy dance. I danced even harden when I saw you dropped this with the McDonald’s video today 👏🏼👏🏼
I graduated from high school in 1971 making that year indelible in my mind for the rest of my life. I started college later that year... We had our 50-year reunion 51 years later because COVID was still rearing its head in 2021.
Thank you for the time and effort you put into these videos. It jogs so many memories from my childhood. Perhaps my biggest memory from 1971 didn't make the cut for this video. It was on the morning of February 9th, 1971 when a section of the San Gabriel mountains thrust upward about two feet unleashing a magnitude 6.4 earthquake in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles killing about 65 people. The Olive View hospital and V.A. hospital crumbled as did several freeway overpasses. It was the first of six large earthquakes I would experience while growing up in Southern California. Acquaintances of mine living in the midwest have told me they get advanced warnings of tornadoes while an earthquake comes with no warning. That may be true; however, tornadoes scatter their belongings for miles. Earthquakes toss my belongings into the middle of the house. Much easier to clean up
I was living in Hollywood in '71 when Manson was on trial. I had an "acquaintance" who, like a lot of people at that time, thought that CM was Christ arisen! He attended every day of the trial and somehow felt it was his duty to let me know what went on after each day of the trial! It was weird, to say the least!
Eeeeeek!!! Positive Note: Vincent Bugliosi did a masterful job as Prosecutor. Added Note: I think one of the murders occurred on my birthday. So, I've got that going for me.
Man I love this guy's sense of humor it's so hilarious but right on man thanks for the great upload of the 70s it's cool because I wasn't even born yet I was born in the late '80s in 86 but it was good to watch what was going on in the '70s hell yeah man cheers to 👌🏾👉🏾"Weird History"👈🏾✌🏾 thanks again. 😎🥳😁
*Fun fact:* Charles Manson was played by the same actor (Damon Herriman) in both the Tarantino film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and in the Netflix series "Mindhunter", despite both products being completely unrelated between them
@@deanhinson4095 Manson did kill a man, a black drug dealer that Manson thought ripped him off. The police back then didn't care much about the murder of a black drug dealer so it was never investigated.
@@tcw6442 yeah, that last sip of freedom before being fully sucked into the Frankist nightmare that had been brewing since the 20s when they got their paws into academia, opened the new school for social research and set off to rubber stamp PhDs to fan out across America and let the brainwashing begin, now we have men who think the menstruate...part of the Frankist fruit, all of it.
---TIMELINE ROCKS---- What a great video! Even though it was 51 years ago, many of those events seem very relevant to today. The 70's must have been an intense decade, so much was happening! I want to try the game Voice of The Mummy. Thank you for the video.
That was so cool. The 70's seemed bad at the time to the people who lived through them which is why they had 50's nostalgia but it seems so quaint and chill by today's standards.
In 1971, I was just 17, do you know what I mean? (Sorry, I couldn’t resist). I love how you bookended the video with a Mark Hammil commercial at the start and then with him at the end in Star Wars. Nice touch. I sort of remember the ‘70’s, but what Cindy Lauper sang is true. Girls really do just want to have fun. Finishing high school and spending as much time outside of the house as possible were my priorities. I’m very much looking forward to the 1972 video.
Here are the major winners of Academy Awards for films released in 1971: Best Picture- The French Connection Best Director- William Friedkin (The French Connection) Best Actor- Gene Hackman (The French Connection) Best Actress- Jane Fonda (Klute) Best Supporting Actor- Ben Johnson (The Last Picture Show) Best Supporting Actress- Cloris Leachman (The Last Picture Show)
I wasn't born in the 70s but oddly enough, the sounds of the 70s is so soothing too me. I don't know why lol! Probably from my grandmother's love of old western movies. Or maybe from my parents habit of watching reruns on Nick at Night and playing 70s jams on the car radio during our nightly drives home from the sitter (aka grandma's house). 70s entertainment was boring when I was a child, now it's like pulling on a comfy well-loved sweater and sitting by the fire 😄
Greatest day of my life: 1971 Roberto Clemente brings home World Sieries. I was 11. 8 years later I was selling Coke at Pirate games when Willie Stargell did the same. In 2008, my 11 year old nephew from Philly won the world Series and I called him at 11 pm and told him"Remember this moment, one of the best of your life."
That's awesome! I worked (underage) at Fenway Park when I was 15. Also, I remember when Roberto Clemente died. That's was tragic news. I think it was a plane crash on a Humanitarian mission to Nicaragua.
There's a reason 1971 seemed so dark and bereft of joy - I hadn't been born yet. Four more years. I mean, look at how much better things are today with me here!
The Flintstones was meant for adults as a sitcom, but became favored by children. Those cigarette adds were intended for adults, but later co-opted by anti smoking lobbies as a sticking point to erroneously show they were targeted at children. If you can imagine, people then assumed that parents had domain over their children, not Corporations or the government.
This, for cars, was the beginning of the ending muscle cars, the transition from the muscle car era to what many referred to as the lemon era, when newer cars were breaking down more than older cars by the end of the decade.
I turned 15 years of age on January 14th of that year. Much of what was covered in this video I was not aware of. Thank you for some memories, and for information that I was not aware of.
These shows are great. I was born in the early seventies and can remember so many of these events. It was an incredible time to be alive. America had changed so much. It was the end of an "old" America and the beginning of a new one.
What is your favorite 70s memory OR (for those born later) what would you have liked to experience in the '70s?
Just living in the 70s as a kid was great.
That's a tough call to make I guess the hippie stuff and when those classic tv shows and movies were new. This is when my parents were in high school.
I wish I could remember when Michael Jackson’s Off the Wall Album came out in 1979. However, I was just a newborn then, so I have no idea what that time was like.
Being 16 and having my whole life ahead of me!
@@angelachristie4834 I tend to think that (myself) being a baby in the 60s , means I was molded during -- being a baby, we just take in the environment around us. I loved George Harrison when I was like 8; thanks to the radio :)
This guy could literally narrate the lives of anyone in the comments, regardless of how boring you think your life has been, he'd make it sound interesting and I would be one of those tuning in to learn all about you. Cheers.
Tom Blank. 🤘
Well stated my friend 🤙🏼
Deadass he should be on one of those apps that pay people do do/make stuff. I’d pay for him to narrate a sizzle reel for my funeral
Seriously though
@@cathiemills6193 Lol only if you pay him in advance... unless you're a zombie of course.
I've been using youtube since 2011. This is the first time in history I've actually opened a channel to wait for the premier of a video. Somebody said it already. This is absolutely the best channel on youtube. Fantastic! I tell everybody I can about it.
Seriously.
What did we do to deserve his hardcore research and humor
Agreed!! I love this stuff
I just want to say: I love all these Timeline shows. I think you could do a, "what we missed last time'' and do the years again with more obscure bumf. I would watch! Love it, thanks people!
Genius idea!
I agree. This series doesn't seem to be nearly as in-depth info packed as the last two
They forgot that Starbucks got its start in 1971, for example.
I'm so jazzed that you guys are doing this decade I've loved all the other seasons. This is one of the best damn channels on RUclips
Best decade ever especially being a kid and during summer break we’d get on our bike and be gone all day but we’d sneak back and get water out of the hose and our little “gang” would all bring a snack for lunch and sit in the clubhouse. I broke so many bones as a kid but it was worth it. We were truly lucky.
Great videos.😽
Thanks guys!
Waiting for 1974.
Spielberg and Williams's first collaboration, Rush's first album, Stephen King's first novel, all happen within weeks of each other.
Basically, the beginning of my pop culture life.
Keep it up, guys!
🤠🤘
Let's be honest, guys. Malcolm McDowell, who played Alex in "A Clockwork Orange", is without any doubt one of the most underrated and unfairly neglected actors in history. Poor man never got a big leading role since he magnificently portrayed Caligula in 1979, which is a real shame, since nobody beats him when it comes to interpreting characters with mental disorders
I got him to do a Cameo for me… honestly, it was amazing.
Good point. It can certainly be problematic for one who takes on the role of an "Ultra"-Psychopath very early in his career, and plays it THAT CONVINCINGLY.
Excellent Comment!!!
@@tdesq.2463 I think the tremendous downturn his career took was due to his particpation in "Caligula". The huge controversy that movie caused made a lot of major production companies refuse to hire him no matter how good he was, so now he only plays supporting roles, being a lot of them in low budget movies
@@TetsuShima Oh, no doubt. "Caligula" was a Penthouse production. MM had to be aware of the enormous risk involved in taking that titular lead role. So, why did he take It?
I'm researching it right now. Please, stay tuned.
You are right. And also as shocking as this movie was, it has proven to be prophetic. Just witness the amount of sadistic gang violence in cities all over the world in the 2020s.
Great job choosing what to show about 1971. Keep it coming, looking forward to the rest of the 70's.
Weird history and I went back in time and found ourselves watching this very episode.
I absolutely love Weird History 💛 And now the TIMELINE series ☺️
Here are the top 10 songs of 1971, according to the Billboard year-end singles chart:
10. Knock Three Times- Tony Orlando and Dawn
9. Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)- The Temptations
8. Take Me Home, Country Roads- John Denver
7. Go Away Little Girl- Donny Osmond
6. Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian)- Raiders
5. How Can You Mend a Broken Heart- The Bee Gees
4. One Bad Apple- The Osmonds
3. It's Too Late/I Feel the Earth Move- Carole King
2. Maggie May/Reason to Believe- Rod Stewart
1. Joy to the World- Three Dog Night
Now, THAT's a Hit List!
@@tdesq.2463 And that's only the top 10. There are some other good ones further down the list as well.
@@bluebear1985 I am quite sure of it. Thanks for furnishing this info. I'm kinda big on Classic Rock and other "Sounds of the 70s" ... and 60s, too.
"And one day we learn...Indian Nation will return...Will Return...WILL RETURN! 👍👍👍
I was 8 in '71. Surprised to have remembered as much as I do.
Love Timeline! So happy to see it back! One small correction… DB Cooper never identified himself as “DB Cooper.” He called himself “Dan Cooper” but the newspaper got it wrong and called him “DB Cooper”
Was wondering if someone caught that🤔😃 Awesome series, fantastic narrator!
How do u fuck that up? Who would think a name is DB lmao
My uncle worked at Boeing near Seattle and was all over it, he swore it was a missing Native American employee ...
@@RawOlympia that’s really cool! Jealous of your uncle, as working at Boeing would be a top 5 job for me
@@GrannySingaporePVP He was a cool guy and it must have been super interesting, but at the end he was concerned about all the cost cutting, etc. Sounds like they need someone like you! I went to a function a few years ago where all the retirees showed up and I just wept on the way home, they were just all really wonderful people. We don't have that so much in Olympia where the main population is antifa and anti soap! Apply away, I wish you the best!
This is the year that I was born!! Been looking forward to seeing this 😎🤓
I was a boy in ... and of ... the 70s ... growing up in Winchester, MA.
Pleased to make Your acquaintance!
... TD, Boston
Can’t wait I was born in the 80’s but this is my year well decade really 🙌🏾
I cannot tell you how much I love this series. My thanks is completely inadequate. To all involved in producing this, thank you.
You realise this depicts ONLY what happened in America right?
@@lynx9704
Sure. This doesn’t change anything I said, does it?
I love this series. I'm looking forward to 1973 (my birth year).
Amazing series! I love how well you curate the vids. The commercials especially blow my mind.
I love those mini series! You guys rock!
Ah man, that was really cool, felt like home, I turned 13 that year, old enough to remember everything, and young enough to remember everything! He he... Thanks, great idea, well done.
71 high school grad here, this brought back many memories good and bad, and several I had forgotten in the news at the time, thank you and keep up the great work!
I can remember all this like it was yesterday, but I can't remember what I had for lunch yesterday. Sigh, in many ways even the 70s made more sense than today.
Very little makes sense nowadays cause people are losing ther minds and any kind of grasp on reality
Almost any era makes more sense than the crafted dumb age we live in.
Weird history I truly don’t think you understand how much I love and cherish every millisecond of these timeline videos in general, but *especially* The 70’s 🥵💖🙏🏻
Love these timelines!!!
I hope one of these days in the future you guys do a DVD / Blu-ray box set and I can share the memories for eons damn I love this show
Sony has indicated that the Blu-Ray discs will be dropped by 2025 due to poor sales. It's the Betamax of the 2020's
I’m so glad you’re covering this decade, this is one of the only series from a RUclips creator that I’ve been really invested in and excited to watch. Keep up the great work! Can’t wait to see what other decades you cover!
I’ve been waiting for the 70’s *ever since* he released the first timeline video!!!
I turned 15 in 1971. I remember it being a very unusual time. But, I 've forgotten that all these things happened. Thanks so much for this series. I'm going to have to watch 1970, now.
I was born in 1971.. it’s surreal to see how different the world was back then.
Rest In Peace in 1971
Harold Lloyd
Louis Armstrong
Jim Morrison
Peter duel
Edie Sedgwick
Always glad to wind down and watch this over a beer after work!
Can't wait for the next one! I wanna know what things happened the year my folks were born!
I was born in 1971. This was an excellent presentation and a fun watch for me.✌️❤️🇨🇦
Nothing better than a cup of coffee, a bagel, and TIMELINE on a Sunday Morning.
I know for a fact this will be the best 20 minutes of my entire day thank you so much for this.
it's going to be a long one
I always get super excited to see a new timeline video! And I just made my breakfast so this is a good day so far!
The "We'll be right back" phrase just has something about it. Its like im watching this when i was a kid when i watch these videos. One little phrase sends a plethora of emotions and feeling flooding back
I want you to know that whenever you drop these videos I do a literal happy dance. I danced even harden when I saw you dropped this with the McDonald’s video today 👏🏼👏🏼
We would be best friends.
I just can't love this enough!! Thank you!
I graduated from high school in 1971 making that year indelible in my mind for the rest of my life. I started college later that year... We had our 50-year reunion 51 years later because COVID was still rearing its head in 2021.
I was a high school freshman in 1971, so it’s nice to know I’m not the oldest old dog on here! 👍
I was born in 1971
@@laikanbarth me too!
Thank you for the time and effort you put into these videos. It jogs so many memories from my childhood.
Perhaps my biggest memory from 1971 didn't make the cut for this video. It was on the morning of February 9th, 1971 when a section of the San Gabriel mountains thrust upward about two feet unleashing a magnitude 6.4 earthquake in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles killing about 65 people. The Olive View hospital and V.A. hospital crumbled as did several freeway overpasses.
It was the first of six large earthquakes I would experience while growing up in Southern California. Acquaintances of mine living in the midwest have told me they get advanced warnings of tornadoes while an earthquake comes with no warning. That may be true; however, tornadoes scatter their belongings for miles. Earthquakes toss my belongings into the middle of the house. Much easier to clean up
Another brilliant summary! Thank you!!!!
I appreciate that you go the extra mile by setting up ad breaks like actual commercials. Nice!
I was living in Hollywood in '71 when Manson was on trial. I had an "acquaintance" who, like a lot of people at that time, thought that CM was Christ arisen! He attended every day of the trial and somehow felt it was his duty to let me know what went on after each day of the trial! It was weird, to say the least!
Eeeeeek!!!
Positive Note: Vincent Bugliosi did a masterful job as Prosecutor.
Added Note: I think one of the murders occurred on my birthday. So, I've got that going for me.
Manson was a fruitcake....he believed that he was Christ.... they should've threw the switch on him instead of leaving him to rot in prison
W.H., you totally rock! Keep up the good work!
Man I love this guy's sense of humor it's so hilarious but right on man thanks for the great upload of the 70s it's cool because I wasn't even born yet I was born in the late '80s in 86 but it was good to watch what was going on in the '70s hell yeah man cheers to 👌🏾👉🏾"Weird History"👈🏾✌🏾 thanks again. 😎🥳😁
That’s mid 80s (84-86 or arguably 83-87) lol
I was born in 72... i"m a huge fan of this series but the coming year in particular is something i"m *seriously* anticipating.. lol. ^_^
Same here, ever since they annouced the next decade was the 70's.
*Fun fact:* Charles Manson was played by the same actor (Damon Herriman) in both the Tarantino film "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and in the Netflix series "Mindhunter", despite both products being completely unrelated between them
I liked the guy that played him in Aquarius with David Duchovny
I've known that fact and it still makes me smile knowing it
Manson was not a murderer!
@@whiterabbit1632 he facilitated it, he's just as guilty as the one who swung the blades...
@@deanhinson4095 Manson did kill a man, a black drug dealer that Manson thought ripped him off. The police back then didn't care much about the murder of a black drug dealer so it was never investigated.
2000-2010 or 1960-1969? Let's go Timeline! We love what you do. We want more.
2 of my all time favorite NASCAR Drivers were born in 1971: Jeff Gordon & Tony Stewart
Can't wait until we get later into the 70s that's gonna be fun
Narrator makes the 70s sounds laid back and I like that. Everyone always make the 70s too sad
If you've seen the previous episode of this series, even the narrator said that the 70s need to lighten up.
The 70s were the last breath of freedom in America.. disco, blow, girls who can hang out without b.s. judging.. last chance the working man had
@@tcw6442 I'd say 90s
@@tcw6442 yeah, that last sip of freedom before being fully sucked into the Frankist nightmare that had been brewing since the 20s when they got their paws into academia, opened the new school for social research and set off to rubber stamp PhDs to fan out across America and let the brainwashing begin, now we have men who think the menstruate...part of the Frankist fruit, all of it.
1 of the best channels!
This series is just fantastic. I'm so thrilled to have discovered it a year later. A massive thank you to all involved and keep up the good work!
James Douglas Morrison, An American Poet ♥️🍃
Our daily dose of weird history has been delivered lol
One of the best series on RUclips. Glad it's back
I have just subscribed to your channel yesterday you rock ❤️❤️🌟❤️🌟❤️🌟🌟❤️🌟💜
---TIMELINE ROCKS----
What a great video!
Even though it was 51 years ago, many of those events seem very relevant to today.
The 70's must have been an intense decade, so much was happening!
I want to try the game Voice of The Mummy.
Thank you for the video.
Thanks for this! ✌
Thank you so much for finally putting more timeline on! Me and my wife live for these videos and ur commentary skilld
Dude made my Sunday with this upload
That was so cool. The 70's seemed bad at the time to the people who lived through them which is why they had 50's nostalgia but it seems so quaint and chill by today's standards.
Every decade is good the best for some and the worst for others :P
@@Brekner - The 2020s are mostly the worst...
Love these timeline
I was 1 yr old in 1971. this serious is great!!
Glad to see you guys are still going with more speedy Decade content 💪🏾🔥
1971was a great year, the year I was born!
RIP Jim Morrison 🙏
Rock's greatest ever frontman in my opinion.
One of the best channels on RUclips
I was born in 1971. Looking at the films and TV of this year, it still had a lot of the look and feel of the 60s.
I love The Timeline show !
In 1971, I was just 17, do you know what I mean? (Sorry, I couldn’t resist).
I love how you bookended the video with a Mark Hammil commercial at the start and then with him at the end in Star Wars. Nice touch.
I sort of remember the ‘70’s, but what Cindy Lauper sang is true. Girls really do just want to have fun. Finishing high school and spending as much time outside of the house as possible were my priorities.
I’m very much looking forward to the 1972 video.
Awesome video 👏👏👏
these videos help me keep perspective on the current events thank you
see ya tomorrow i m so excited
Here are the major winners of Academy Awards for films released in 1971:
Best Picture- The French Connection
Best Director- William Friedkin (The French Connection)
Best Actor- Gene Hackman (The French Connection)
Best Actress- Jane Fonda (Klute)
Best Supporting Actor- Ben Johnson (The Last Picture Show)
Best Supporting Actress- Cloris Leachman (The Last Picture Show)
Best series out there. 80s was the best so far. Great work. Best Narrator out there. Cheers Weird History, from 🇨🇦✌️
This is a great series
I didn't know of some of these, the reason is I was not in the Country in 1971. I was Fighting for my Life at the time.
Damn i got the notif for this while watching 2001 a space odyssey
In 1971 I transitioned from elementary school to junior high school.🧑🎓
I felt so grown up!
I wasn't born in the 70s but oddly enough, the sounds of the 70s is so soothing too me. I don't know why lol! Probably from my grandmother's love of old western movies. Or maybe from my parents habit of watching reruns on Nick at Night and playing 70s jams on the car radio during our nightly drives home from the sitter (aka grandma's house). 70s entertainment was boring when I was a child, now it's like pulling on a comfy well-loved sweater and sitting by the fire 😄
Greatest day of my life: 1971 Roberto Clemente brings home World Sieries. I was 11. 8 years later I was selling Coke at Pirate games when Willie Stargell did the same. In 2008, my 11 year old nephew from Philly won the world Series and I called him at 11 pm and told him"Remember this moment, one of the best of your life."
That's awesome! I worked (underage) at Fenway Park when I was 15.
Also, I remember when Roberto Clemente died. That's was tragic news. I think it was a plane crash on a Humanitarian mission to Nicaragua.
@@tdesq.2463 yes, cried for 3 months, and Im now a missionary in Nicaragua!
Wow, what a year in music
very interesting this short capsuling of history of politics, media and other happenings.
Born in 73. Right in the beginning of this strange time.
The year I was born. I was 5 months old when “A Clockwork Orange” was released.
Ooooooooooooohhhhh i'm hyped!
I was 2 in 1971. I always felt that era very colorful.
I was 4 years old on June 18, 1971
i love timeline - also much love to the narrator!
There's a reason 1971 seemed so dark and bereft of joy - I hadn't been born yet. Four more years. I mean, look at how much better things are today with me here!
thanks for your service
1971 I became a hippie. Love ❤️ and ☮️ peace ✌️
I really liked May 23rd of 1971, I came into the world that day.
Besides not pointing out that I was born in 1971 great video!
The Flintstones was meant for adults as a sitcom, but became favored by children. Those cigarette adds were intended for adults, but later co-opted by anti smoking lobbies as a sticking point to erroneously show they were targeted at children. If you can imagine, people then assumed that parents had domain over their children, not Corporations or the government.
Oh come on lmao this is such bs
This, for cars, was the beginning of the ending muscle cars, the transition from the muscle car era to what many referred to as the lemon era, when newer cars were breaking down more than older cars by the end of the decade.
Another great one thanks! As someone born in 1980, I'm enjoying learning about the decade that preceded my birth. Very informative.
Always nice to revisit my childhood. Would like to see some banana seat bikes, but keep up the good work.
The Flintstones use to light up cigarettes 😂 They would have a heart attack today! The '70s was wild !
Yess thought you forgot about this series
I turned 15 years of age on January 14th of that year. Much of what was covered in this video I was not aware of. Thank you for some memories, and for information that I was not aware of.
These shows are great. I was born in the early seventies and can remember so many of these events. It was an incredible time to be alive. America had changed so much. It was the end of an "old" America and the beginning of a new one.